Brannan Plan Test Marks Iowa Primary In June
Washington reports a farm belt test of the Brannan plan in Iowa among six candidates for the Democratic U S Senate seat as part of a cross country primary week. James Roosevelt also seeks office in California while Rep. Hickenlooper faces two challengers in a tight Republican race. South Dakota and other states host key contests with incumbents facing rivals and potential runoffs.
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House
Graham
North Carolina
Towa
California
South Dakota
New Mexico
Arkansas
Iowa
Red
Albert J .Loveland
Otha D. Wearin
Hastings Farmer
Nel Gon G. Kraschel
Loveland
Ee ‘Ormer
Retaryees
Brannan
Wearin
Krascheil
Dade
Hourkeny Hickenlooper
Francis Gase
Two Gunmen and Woman Elude Police Net in Georgia
A two state manhunt for a red haired woman and two armed men was abandoned as troopers from Georgia Tennessee and North Carolina backed off. Federal agents posted an alert charging them with interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle after a Tennessee patrol lieutenant was robbed.
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Calhoun
Georgia
Tennessee
W. C.dominy
Gaga Barons of Investigation
North Caro
Federal Bureau of Investigation
James A. Robey
Bearville
Tenn
Pike Warns Half Fees Endangering Atomic Program
Washington report says Sumner Pike acting chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission told House and Senate atomic committees that a House amendment would halve fees for private firms operating Oak Ridge Tennessee and Los Alamos New Mexico. He warned the change would threaten the nation’s atomic program and transportation system at Oak Ridge.
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Washington
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Los Alamos
N. M
Sumner T. Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
Pike
House
Senate Committee On
Oal Ridge
Surebhomb
Senator Urges G.O.P. to State Stand on Reds
Senator Thye of Minnesota urged a conference of all Republican Senators to define a responsible party position on suspected Communists in government. He criticized the McCarthy charges while urging openness, calling for Truman to release loyalty files and for a clear GOP stance to restore public confidence.
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Washington
Sen. Thye
Masifian
Purnall Sq
Sen
Millikin
Colorado
Thye
Minnesota
Senate Republican Policy Committee
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Truman
Senate
FBI
Able
Republican Party
United States
Rain Cuts Vote in Japan Election Showdown in Upper House
A heavy rain drench cut turnout in Japan's parliamentary election, dimming prospects for Communist influence. observers noted the weather may have helped the Communists, while unions planned new strikes June 7 and 8. Prime Minister Yoshida's Liberal Party was favored to gain as 28 million Japanese vote for 132 upper house seats amid 559 candidates.
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Tokyo
Japan
Arthur
All-Japan Labor Union Council
U.S. Army
Shigeru Yoshida
Liberal Party
Socialists Snub Thomas Program
DETROIT June 3 62 Norman Thomas lost his leadership of the Socialist Party today as the 27th national convention rejected his plan to stay out of the 1952 presidential race. About 150 delegates voted nearly two to one against Thomas program to focus funds on local elections and education. It appeared the national chairman from Reading Pa would likely secure the presidential nomination after Thomas said he would not run again.
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Detroit
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Thomas
Reading
Bowron Leaves Argentina After Braniff Inauguration Visit
Buenos Aires reports Mayor Fletcher Bowron of Los Angeles returned home after a four day visit tied to Braniff Airlines new direct service between the central United States and South America.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Fletcher Bowron
Los Angeles
Braniff Airlines
Central
United States
South America
U S Shifts to Deeper Involvement in Europe Policy
Washington June 3 AP United States policy toward Europe is shifting toward deeper, permanent involvement. Acheson and Johnson outline two key steps: pooling West armed forces into balanced collective forces for broader defense and rewiring economic ties with western Europe through a new relationship with the OECD framework while maintaining ties to neutrals and allies after the Marshall Plan.
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Europe
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Nns
London
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Truman
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North America
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Sweden
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Eureau Economic Co-operation In
Arts
Council of the
Canada
Greece
Turkey
Pele Presaged Blast Volcano Goddess Seen by Natives
In Kona Hawaii on June 3 locals report sightings of Madame Pele foretelling Mauna Loa eruption. Descriptions vary from an old gray-clad woman to a young girl. legends say water offered to the goddess saved a home while a rival chief was doomed in a prehistoric chase down the slope.
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Kona
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Madame Pele
Big Island
Madame Pete
Jegend
Mauna Lon
Java
Strike disrupts London bus and taxi services
London reports a rapid strike halting much of surface transport as gasoline handling crews walk out, leaving half the city taxis idle. The action aims at higher pay, with gasoline supply disruptions risking further slowdowns across remaining bus and taxi services.
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London
Mystery Man Niles Returns to Truman White House Inner Council
David K. Niles, 2 10,000 a year administrative assistant to President Truman, is identified as the White House “mystery man” and key adviser on civil rights and race issues. Once part of Roosevelt’s secret six brain trust, Niles has long influenced policy and political maneuvering, including 1948 Palestine and 1944 labor campaigns, with ties to Frankfurter and Sidney Hillman. He rejoined Truman’s inner circle as the New Deal era insights reemerge in the 1952 landscape.
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Paul Martin ‘Ashington
White House
David K. Niles
Truman
State Department
Niles
Congress
Roosevelt
Truman “Brain Trust
Laughlin Currie
London School of Economics
Whittaker Chambers
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Wash
United States
Boston
Harvard
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law
Niles Hel
Harry Holt
Henry A. Wallace
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Billman Niles
Sidney Hillman
C. S. Political Action Committee
O . Roosevelt
Chicago
Sidney
Allace
Hillman
Organized Labor
American Labor Party
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John L. Lewin
C.J. O
Corcoran
Cohen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Free State of
Israel
U. S
U. N. General Assembly
George C. Marshall
Francia J. Spellman
Eleanor, Roosevelt
Robert M. LaFollette
Burton K. Wheeler
Sistant
Works' Progress Administration
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
Hopkins
Commerce
James Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Simmy
California
Mr. Truman
New York
Edward J.flynn
Bronx
Niles Ass Walionman
Quiet Week End Violent Death Toll Reported
The Associated Press tallies 12 to 24 hours into a non-holiday weekend show 45 traffic deaths 8 drownings and 26 misc injuries. Compared with Memorial Day weekend totals 90 dead at the same stage 70 traffic deaths 10 drownings 10 misc. California reports five traffic fatalities.
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Associated Press
California
Wherry Asks Where We Stand
Sen. Wherry accuses President Truman and Secretary Acheson of conflicting statements that confuses the public on war dangers. He notes the president’s claim that the world is nearer peace contrasts with Acheson’s call for more money to arm Western Europe against Communism.
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Sen
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Truman
Acheson
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